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The article focuses on the "Seven Questions," a profile on a member of community with questions tailored to the person's identity, devised by newspaper "The Daily Record," in Dunn, North Carolina. "The Daily Record," started publishing in 1950, when founder Hoover Adams took on "The Dunn Dispatch," the only other city newspaper and then purchased it 28 years later. An example of the question-and-answer format used by writing students at Campbell University's journalism program is provided. The students contacted sources from a list provided by publisher Bart Adams, and they planned the interview questions, met with the source and talked. |
